Today is the day, guys! The Feminist Financial Handbook officially launched this morning, and I’m so excited. Writing this book took a lot of hours. I knew it would be a big effort before I took it on, but I never could have anticipated how rewarding the process would be. The Women Who Shared Their Continue Reading »
This post is in collaboration with The Mattress Factory. In case you’re not down with long lines and waking up super early to take advantage of all the deals this weekend, I wanted to take a minute today to let my Pittsburgh fam know about a cool event going on this weekend in the Burgh. Continue Reading »
I’ve been working as a freelancer since I was 19. There were definitely breaks in there of unemployment and W-2 employment, but it’s a business model I’ve been familiar with since a relatively young age. I mean, you think you’re familiar with it. But then you find out a new “con” of switching to an Continue Reading »
This post is brought to you by Providence Point. We talk a lot about retirement on personal finance blogs. We talk about how important saving is from a young age. We talk about what FIRE looks like for those with high incomes early in their careers. But what we don’t often talk about is what Continue Reading »
This post is brought to you and contributed by Susan Ranford. There is a recent Harvard study that says that millionaires who made their own fortune (weren’t born or married into it) are happier than those who inherited their millions. The study went on to say that the happiest kind of millionaires are the ones Continue Reading »
This post is in collaboration with PenFed Credit Union. All opinions are 100% honest and my own. PenFed is federally insured by NCUA. I’ve been writing a lot about my recent trip to Japan lately. We’ve covered how I got my accommodations for fifteen days for a grand total of $387.50. We’ve talked about all Continue Reading »